“…It has wide applications in clinical medicine, which is administered daily to patients with urinary, respiratory or cutaneous infections. Up to now, there have been many techniques for the determination of FQs derivative, such as spectrofluorometry [1][2][3], HPLC [4], electrochemical analysis [5], chemiluminescence (CL) [6][7][8] and electrogenerated chemiluminescence [9,10], applied in pharmaceutical formulations and biological fluids. Among these techniques, the CL method has the advantages of simple equipment, high sensitivity detection and producing low background signals for the emission of CL coming from the chemical reaction.…”